The Guardian learned about Charles III's payment of benefits from his personal funds to Andrew's brother

King Charles III of Great Britain will pay his brother Prince Andrew a six-figure sum to move out of the royal residence, and then will provide him with an annual allowance. This was reported on October 31 by The Guardian newspaper, citing sources close to the situation.

"One of the options for the relocation agreement <...> first includes a six-figure sum to cover his relocation from the Royal Lodge in Windsor to a private residence in Sandringham in Norfolk. This will be followed by an annual allowance, which Karl will pay from his personal funds," the article says.

According to sources, the annual payments will be "several times more" than Prince Andrew's naval pension, amounting to 20 thousand pounds. The decision is related to the need to preserve the reputation of the British monarchy amid the ongoing scandal surrounding Prince Andrew's ties with financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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On October 30, King Charles III of Great Britain initiated the official procedure for depriving Prince Andrew of his title, titles and honors. An official notice was sent to him about the refusal to rent the Royal Lodge residence, he will move to private housing, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace.

On October 12, it was reported that British Prince Andrew promised Epstein that they would go through a scandal together over the publication in the media of a photo of the prince with an underage girl. The British prince also told Epstein about his concern about the possible consequences of the publication for the financier.

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